Trouble installing on Ubuntu. Cannot run as sudo

[vince-p]

I'm running a clean install of ubuntu server.

I used the following commands to install dua:
curl -LSfs https://raw.githubusercontent.com/byron/dua-cli/master/ci/install.sh | \ sh -s -- --git byron/dua-cli --target x86_64-unknown-linux-musl --crate dua --tag v2.20.1

That ran successfully but the command 'dua' did not work, I got a "command not found error".
I added ~/.cargo/bin to my PATH, and now it does run.

But I cannot do 'sudo dua'. I again get 'command not found'.

Is there a way to install on Ubuntu so that I dont have to worry about paths and can run the program as sudo?
Alternately, how can run the command as sudo in my current situation.
Thanks

[vince-p]

I also tried deleting everything, installing rustup and installing through cargo.
This results in the same situation: dua runs as my user but when I try 'sudo dua' i get 'command not found'

[Byron]

I think this is a problem unrelated to dua as it truly has nothing to do with PATH or sudo, nor does it do anything to deal with its own privileges. This question might find an answer in more general terms on stackoverflow for example. Maybe this helps as well.

The following does the trick, validated on ubuntu.

sudo `which dua`

[vince-p]

Agree this is not a problem with the dua program and this is a totally fair response.
However it would be cool to provide a method or instructions to get dua fully working on Ubuntu.

[Byron]

Folks finding this discussion will now be presented with the exact command-line to invoke.